Morrowind is an awesome rpg with a fantastic story. One aspect I really love is that you can create a character that is awesome at everything - there are no limitations if you want to have a figher/rogue/spellcaster. What you end up with after playing through a vast open world is a character with epic gear that can do pretty much anything. I love the spellcasting system, the ability to craft your own spells, the lore associated with the world, the soundtrack, and the gear. This is one of my favorite games of all time and I am happy to finally see it here with both expansions included. The only con to this game is that eventually your character gets so good that enemies are not much of a challenge, but the story and the world is so engaging I still find myself excited to start the adventure again.
Trine 2 the complete story is a beautiful game that surpasses the original in every aspect except one. Throughout every level are located chests which contain the best treasure of all .... pieces of a poem. No matter how many chests I opened I always felt my disappointment renewed. Don't get me wrong - I love the higher challenge level, the better graphics, and the better skill tree that trine 2 presents and would recommend it to anyone, especially in this package that includes all expansions. The game lacks a feeling of progression that the original game possesses because there are no special items to collect, but does somewhat compensate with the more expansive skill tree.
Crusaders of the Dark Savant, the seventh installment in the Wizardry Saga, is my favorite game of all time - the one game I have played time and time again. It is a party based rpg with a huge world to explore, plenty of dungeons to plunder, and highly imaginative races to interact with. The creatures you come across in this world are challenging, and the arsenal of weapons and items found throughout the game is epic. The turn based combat is fairly intuitive, but takes a while to master. I will say this - this is a game that you can't breeze through quickly. Pay attention to the text and details of the game or you will find yourself very frustrated wandering around. The edition sold here is Wizardry Gold, which in my opinion is better in every way except that it does not have all of the same original music. All in all, this is a steal of a deal at $5.99 so don't hesitate!
